Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-10
LOCAL 6REvlTlES.


The Urbana Citizen calls Springfield a
wicked city.
Battery B. of Cincinnati, passed through
to the camp at Delaware.
a. L. Byers and wife. of east High street.
left for New York city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Trout We're among
those who left yesterday for Niagara.
+ l.. Barrett, wife and son, Frank, left
this morning for trip of the great lakes.
Mr. r NJ Munger, proprietor of the Ar
cade. was in Cincinnati yesterday, ON busi-
ness.
Mrs. DIR. J. ID Lisle left today for an eN-
,nsive trip to Long Branch, New York,
and the east.
Miss Lillian Austin, of Bellebrook, O., is
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs, John A. Dill
widdie, Of 800 south Market street.
Mrs. Cassidy and daughter, Miss Mary.
left this morning for Huronia Beach, Mich
igan. for the remainder of the summer.
They say that Tom Norton, of the West
erns. will look like Handsome" or ''Old
Sport" with his blue shirt and red necktie.
Mr. Baer % the Springfield Coffin and
Casket Company. leaves on business trip
TO New York city tonight, via the Bee
Line.
The Bee Line will run an excursion to
Niagara Falls on August 2s. 1t includes
Chautauqua also. and very low rate will
be given.
Rev. DR.. Summerbell is to preach in Vel
low Springs next Sabbath. He will re-
sumo service in Springfield the first Sab
bath In September.
Miss Berthe Spahr. after two weeks
pleasant visit with Miss Nettie Dixon. has
gone to Springfield. where she will visit
friends Citizen.
A freight car on the l. b. 4 W. at Cr-
bana was set on fire yesterday afternoon bv
sparks from an engine. 1t was put out be
fore any damage was done.
Mr.. A. 5. jenkins, asylum attendant at
the county infirmary. left for Winchester.
Va, this morning in response 70 telegram
stating that his mother is dying.
Miss Lizzie Martin, Of College avenue.
spent last week with friends at Dayton, re-
turning via Xenia. spending Sunday pleas
sntIy with ID. W. Cosley and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Carlos. corner York
and Kenton streets. left last evening for an
extended visit to friends IN Iowa and Col
orado to be absent until about the first Of
October.
The Criterion Opera company have
changed their date 10 later in the season.
and will not appear at Blacks opera house
next week, as announced in yesterdays
REPUBLIC.
Mr.. II. W. Calendar left Tuesday morn
ing for Chicago. to attend the national con-
yention held there by photographers. this
week. Look out for something new when
he returns
Officer Wilson Placed Lloyd Deffenbach.
who works about the fair grounds. under
arrest this morning. for disorderly conduct
and drunkenness last Monday. His father
stood for his appearance.
On the 23d inst, the Bee Line will run
an excursion to Niagara Falls and Chautau-
qua The fare for the round trip 10 the
Falls will be 81. and to Chautauqua 80.
tickets good for five days.
The result of the recent eNamiT alton
held by the Ohio board of pharmacy at To-
lie 10 has Just been announced Among
those who passed Is pharmacists were
Charles f. Keaney. of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM II. Heron. of Spring
field, are guests of Captain and Mrs. Simp-
son of east Water street Mr.. Heron was
. soldier In Co. II. Sixty-sixth o. V. V. l.
during the late war.-Urbana Cuizen.
Married-William Weiufrecht, of Akron.
Ohio, and Miss Kate Landris. of this city.
were united in marriage last evening by the
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, of south Limestone
street The newly made couple are today
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Officer Temp Wilson has moved from
his residence on Mulberry street to the cor
nor of Nelson and East Main street, gu,
near the stand-pipe. He and his family
moved yesterday, and Temp is walking
around today like man of ninety.
Landlord Munger, of the Arcade hotel.
was in Cincinnati yesterday purchasing
some new supplies and furnishings for the
house. Landlord Munger bids fair to be
Is courteous and pleasant a gentleman as
was his predecessor, Mr.. Rockteld.
Officer Temp Wilson made descent this
m ,rning on a colony of kids who were
playing around the watering trough on
| c ,Iumbia street. and throwing sticks snd
stones into it. He made no arrest but nearly
scared the neck of of some of them.
Preaching at o'clock every evening this
week Except Saturday and also Sunday
evening in gospel tent, located on the
corner of east High street and Greenmount
avenue. Use the Gospel Hymns. All are
cordially invited. J. II. Roberts, pastor OF
Trinity Baptist
At Bellefontaine yesterday gas well No.
was shot at a depth of l,622 feet, and So
| feet in the Trenton rock. Immediately after
| the shot was discharged good now OF gas
followed. which is burning with blaze
twelve feet high out of an eight-inch pipe.
| II is estimated that when the debris and
| water are removed from the hole the blaze
will be thirty feet high.
Inspector Foster went OFT te Winter
street this morning. to pa:ify an irate Gel-
Il \ I..ts ska a,t, ,nrt-,,
proceed to pave in front of his house. a
ordered by the city council. The German
did not understand the case, and thought
his leg WAS being pulled. inspector Eos
ter explained TO him in German. and the
man gave up very readily and consented td
have the work go on.